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# Managing connected clients

> Review which AI clients are connected to your Workspace and revoke access at any time.

Every AI client you connect appears on the **Connected AI clients** screen, where you can see what's connected, when it was last used, and revoke any connection. Revoking is immediate and is the kill-switch for an assistant you no longer want to have access.

## Where to find it

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Settings">In your Workspace, go to **Settings**.</Step>

  <Step title="Go to Account → Connected AI clients">
    Under **Account**, select **Connected AI clients**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

The list shows the connections for the Workspace you're currently in. If you've connected AI clients to more than one Workspace, switch Workspaces to see each one's connections.

## What the list shows

For each connection you'll see:

* **Client** — which AI client connected (for example, `claude` or `cursor`).
* **Status** — **Active** (the connection works) or **Revoked** (access has been withdrawn).
* **Last used** — when the client last made a request, or *Never* if it hasn't been used yet.
* **Connected** — the date the client first connected.

## Revoking access

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open the actions menu">
    Find the connection in the list and open its **⋯** menu.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Revoke">Choose **Revoke** and confirm.</Step>
</Steps>

Once revoked, the connection's status changes to **Revoked** and the AI client
can no longer read or change anything in your Workspace — its next request is
refused immediately.

<Warning>
  Revoking takes effect right away and cannot be undone. If you revoke a client
  by mistake, simply [connect it again](/integrations/ai-clients/connecting) —
  you'll sign in and approve a fresh connection.
</Warning>

## When to revoke

* You no longer use a particular AI client.
* You connected the wrong Workspace, or granted more access than you meant to.
* A device or client may have been compromised and you want to cut off access immediately.

<Note>
  Revoking a connection here is independent of your account and your other
  Workspaces — it only withdraws that one client's access to this Workspace.
</Note>